Living With Emunah (Part 305) - Be Trustworthy

good morning Boer to welcome back we hope for BOS toos may this news man the summer post PES bring we should he good news from and good news from around the world great to be back together again for amuna our amuna series is generously sponsored by Dr zavi and B Morgan in memory of RAB Dr Brian galet in memory of Bella's mother Dr Ellen shanzer very grateful to the Morgans for their continued generosity we are deeply deeply appreciative we are going to begin learning something new together now uh in a moment I'll give you the background of what we're learning but first first I don't have any new emails to share because it's been Yan apparently when people are making y if they don't have time to send me emails a little bit a little what can I tell you but I'm sure by next week please God we'll have a flurry of new hash moments from over PES all thek of people who didn't kill each other or members of their family and they survived and they had a beautiful Y and they didn't encounter but I want to share with you a moment of CLA the Jewish people moment which sadly and maybe borderline tragically I think was a little bit lost on all of us in a way which is really very very sad There are two enormous hash events that happened I mean every single day to the Jewish people to CLA we wait for we long for we desperately Daven for more we want the return of the hostages and the end of this war and campuses and streets to be safe for Jews everywhere there is so much to Davin for lest your daving dry out and you feel uninspired Hashem is sure to send us every day new images and new things that should Inspire and motivate our davening but the sense of H gratitude of boundless gratitude to the Miracles of Hashem the Providence is not only for us when we're driving around and the perfect parking spot opened up Providence is not only for us that the selfclean oven worked in time to for p the Providence for us is not that please God this shabas the will turn out perfect and just right it's not those are not the only little micro moments of Providence there are some macro moments some enormous moments some moments that are CL moments so we spoke about the the miracle of Iran launching over 300 missiles that Israel drones and missles and knocking all of them out of the sky the likelihood and the probability explained by physicists is no less than if somebody shot a gun and someone else standing nearby shot the bullet that they had shot out of the air someone shot a gun and a bullet was traveling and someone else took their gun aimed and shot the bullet out of the air you'd say that's impossible that's miraculous while knocking all those missiles out of the sky was no less miraculous and sadly we moved on so quickly instead of pausing commemorating singing Hal instituting a new holiday something to say we've lived through a miracle a miracle no less significant the Sixth Day War a miracle we mentioned in chabas aod R Yakov emden writes in his sitter rakov em writes several hundred years ago in his sitter he says the miracle of the survival and continuity of the Jewish people is no less miraculous than the 10 plagues in the splitting of the sea we just spent eight days if you're watching from Israel lucky for you seven days celebrating these Miracles ofas M of The Exodus of leaving Egypt of 10 plagues of splitting of a sea the revelation of Hashem intervening intered interfering with nature suspending its rules in order to manipulate the world to display his power and his Providence and we celebrate we Mark that and it's miraculous and Cesar of Yakov emden you think that's impressive you know it's even more impressive surviving the Crusades and the Inquisition and later a holocaust a founding of a state of Israel a Jewish Army defending itself knocking 320 drones and missiles out of an air says rakov obviously writing before some of those things but writing in his time already a victim of his own uh persecution of his time that the Jewish people's very survival what's happened since is more miraculous not less is more worth marking and celebrating and expressing gratitude for so do you know an AR of yan in romma inim two terrorists in a car had a car ramming drove into three Yeshiva bakam I have the video someone sent me of them flying through the air thank God they were okay they got out of the car you could see this in the video they get out of the car maybe I'll post it in our WhatsApp group they get out of the car they take a gun and there's a huge group shopping before pesak a very religious neighborhood inim takes out the gun aims it and what could have been a massacre of aravan the gun jammed and he tries and he tries and he tries and the gun jammed on him he throws it down he starts to run away and of course they caught these Terrace that's an incredible Miracle you talk about a hash Story the same gun that could have created a massacre a tragedy of enormous proportion we would have always remembered for the massacre of Jews shopping preparing for pesak and a gun jammed and you know what happened we hear we read we saw that headline oh wow what a coincidence isn't that amazing or isn't that great Hashem did that but we move on got to get back to P pesak preparation gotta go shop for the for the matah the matah meal but we should stop and pause and sing Hal and realize Miracles we are living through Miracles we said in Hal we sang in Hal the nations of the world they sing praise to hasem our praise isn't good enough now we got to start invoking the praise of the nations of the world that the non-jews they praise God you know what the answer is the commentators say we have no idea how many other times the gun jammed we don't know so these terrorists these these other enemies of ours who had their nefarious plans that backfired they can praise God and say oh the god of the Jews he keeps stopping me we don't even know we don't know what we don't know we don't know how many times the gun jammed how many times the missile launcher blew up on themselves you know there was a video out today of a of a fire and Rafa that of course some were distorting and saying we spoke about sh that gas is is the sheer of Lies we're living in this upside down backward world of lies lies you know Iran claimed it hit Israel and shared a video that turned out to be a fire in Chile so now they shared this fire in Rafa and said look Israel is killing innocent civilians but it was a rocket launcher in Rafa that ended up blowing up on itself the lies the sheer and gul's EMS is truth is truth and that's what we cling to and that's what we're going to learn together today momentarily but we have no many we have no idea how many guns jammed we have no idea how many rocket launchers backfired we have have no idea how many plans of our enemies were they plotted and ployed and planned and it backfired and it blew up literally or figuratively in their face the non-jews of the world they can acknowledge and praise Hashem they know what they tried that didn't work we don't even know we don't even know but when you see what we averted in ROM P when you read the details and you hear from physicists the improbability in the unlikelihood of the ability to knock these missiles out of the sky is as miraculous as shooting a bullet that was shot from a gun you say wow Hashem you're incredible so these are hash moments these areh moments these are amuna moments these are moments of profound and deep gratitude to appreciation to Hashem that we can't just move on in life like Rak writes in his sitter we're living the very survival the existence the modern miracle of Israel these are Miracles Miracles Miracles Miracles and if we just spent a week of Our Lives marking and celebrating and commemorating miracles and these Miracles asden are even greater are even greater then we should pause to say thank you thank you Hashem we have a few things still we left that we'd like you to do we want you to finish them off we want you to bring our hostages home we want you to keep our soldiers safe want you to make our campuses safe we want you to take down all these Wicked people we got a few things left on the checklist for you if you're interested in our opinion which he is he invites us to share it three times a day and every moment in between but but that doesn't mean even though there's still more things on the checklist that we don't pause and say thank you for what you've done when it's extraordinary and it's miraculous and it's incredible I want to learn with you something that I had in the source sheets of shabas a shabas a Thea we won't say how long it lasted but let's just say it was several amum long combined yeah that's also a miracle I'm grateful for it that people sat there that's a miracle it's a modern Miracle they didn't slip into a coma they didn't slip into a coma they weren't unconscious they didn't get up and protest nobody threw rotten fruit at me it's a miracle that anybody comes it's a miracle I'll tell you something you're not going to believe in the moments before I begin when I'm looking over those sore sheets I say to myself I don't I don't have enough I'm going to finish so early it's going to be embarrassing what am I going to do at the time I'm doing for 20s something years and I still think I'm going to finish early it's going to be humiliating I don't have enough material here I promise you each and every time each and every time I'm still I'm still saying that so we spoke all about this notion that we're living in this we're living in a world of lies and distortions and perversions and whether it's whether it's members of Congress accusing Jews of supporting genocide which is nothing short of a modern blood liel it's a modern blood liel and it is dangerous and damaging and threatening and they should be held accountable more than censured but expelled from Congress it's horrific horrific so whether it's members of Congress whether it's what's happening on college campuses whether it's what's happening in in enemies around Israel the lies the blatant explicit lies and the bigger the LIE the more it's accepted the more it's repeated the more it's believed the notion that the word genocide could be associated with Jews perpetrating it the most ethical and moral Army who are carrying out the most ethical and moral war in history the civilian to terrorist ratio and the efforts the lengths to which Israel drops leaflets sends text messages makes phone calls tries to warn civilians relocates them it's extraordinary the gall and the brazenness of these lies it's an it's an and the that the internet that is such BR how many people are watching right now or the ability we have to learn together because of the gift of Technology but the curse of technology is a mass and it is the most accelerated form of spreading lies in all of history of History so much of social media is about curating a life that is a misrepresentation of the truth of how one lives offline they curate the perfect life online just to make people jealous or have fomo or compete or compare or keep up an AI artificial intelligence all this we shared in the source sheets what artificial intelligence is doing to literally create create lies someone shared with me after that drush a story of a university that fired a professor because the professor was caught on tape saying horrifically racist and homophobic and bias things only later it was discovered it was produced through AI he never said those things AI technology can take one's voice one's image you can't imagine what it could do so again there's a lot of BR in it the technology can accomplish a lot of good but it's also scary what it could do and that's G the G was a place of sh lies we're not going to repeat the whole Shas that's what we said P night at the Seder we review the story of L and Yakov Yakov isov Yakov is the the Paradigm of Truth and Lan is this um this snake the Sneaky Snake of lies and uh deception and and yov empowered within us this ability to navigate a world of Lies by clinging to the truth and what is the truth that we cling to Hashem our belief in him our surrender to him our submission to him our acceptance of him and more than that that Hashem gave us truth in the form of the Ultimate GPS he gave us this navigation tool called the Tor the Torah is the blueprint of creation Torah is the instruction manual for Life the Torah tells us in this world of Lies how can you navigate cling to the truth and how can you bring Redemption G Redemption when Moshe says the people want to know God what is your name I came to represent you and I told them I'm going to redeem them and liberate them in your name and they said what's his name God what name of your should I use and the ran said which mid which character trait and hashem's used the name which we saw which we saw the beautiful interpretation that name e times two equals truth you want to know who's going to redeem them truth truth will set them free truth will redeem them truth brings Redemption truth is G and that's what so in the SS I had this excerpt but like everything else in theet we didn't really get a chance to learn it together we make reference and illusion and I provide it and I share it so people can learn it on its own but I want to learn it together this comes from a sa called which is the 13 principles of Faith Shapiro was an incredible incredible Tam a brilliant scholar familiar not only with Tora nigla with the all of sh and poim with all of the revealed Torah but also the hidden Torah in cabala and his capacity to communicate it in a clear way in inspiring way to give a vision for this world he was an extraordinary extraordinary person there's um a new book that came out recently by called the staring in the sun I think it's called about ra MOS Shapiro it's a worthwhile book I'll put it into the WhatsApp group as well it's a it's a worthwhile uh book to read that gives his biography and quotes much of his Torah and it's really fantastic so he gave a series of classes to balich Chua I think it was an or there were those who were returning to an observant way of life who were growing in their Judaism and he gave a series of talks of classes on the on the 13 principles of our faith which we said it's what the site's all about pesak night is all about instilling in ourselves and our family and our children the 13 principles of faith you find all 13 of those principles in The Exodus in the story of leaving MIT you find them all alluded to in the at the Seder and the goal of the night you only graduate the night you get a certificate at the end of the seder at the end of the night if you have identified you've seen you believe you subscribe to you affirm the 13 principles of our faith so in this book in the introduction to this book he has this chapter sheer Bas called so again we're not repeating but that was the notion of Ms why is Ms we add the word Ms to the end of the third paragraph ofma why Ms truth truth clinging to the truth the the Primacy of Truth the importance of Truth so I want to learn this together with you the notion the concept the idea of am that's this class living with amuna and we've now spent I don't know how many couple hundred three what number we're up to to find and exploring and analyzing and most of all trying to live and practice Amun we talked a lot about the difference between am andos we use them interchangeably but they're not interchangeable and they're not synonyms Faith trust in God clinging to God we've explored over these hundreds of sh many of the differences between so says the word faith is misunderstood by most people in order to really understand and to practice what it is let's spend a little time defining what is what is the word what is the word amuna we use the word amuna in modern Hebrew we use the word amuna in our vernacular to describe someone who's faithful someone who's trustworthy someone you can lean upon someone you can rely on they're not flaky they're not going to blow at the wind they're not unreliable but we use the word am is to describe someone something that's trustworthy that's faithful that's reliable that's dependable then we can build on that kak as the says as the says place the peg in a trustworthy and a reliable in a in a place where it's gonna hold where it'll stand where it'll remain you try to put a nail into some Jello or vanilla pudding is the nail gonna hold no where do you have to hammer the nail if you Hammer the nail into something sturdy and steady then the nail is going to stay so the word the the word amuna means sturdy and steady and reliable and dependable and something that will hold when you say about a person that they're who's a person who they're believable they're Dependable they're reliable their word is their bond they're going to do what they say they're going to show up when they say they're going to show up they're going to follow through and practice and Carry Out what they told you they're going to do and even in the face of pressure even if it's hard even if it's difficult someone reliable and dependable is going to come through you know who's reliable and dependable describes about we say this in ouring every day you found his heart was hasem says you know why I love a because he's not inspired today and not inspired tomorrow he's on fire today and he's ice cold tomorrow he's practicing today and he drops it all tomorrow he's into it today and tomorrow he moved on to the next thing a is he's he's in it he's in it by the way he doesn't refer to this but what's our wish and our hope for the young couple at and the shabas kala and the wedding under the and the ch what do we say about them over and over and over again what do we write in the response card what do we write in the card we give with the gift what do we wish them they should build a bias what's a bias a bias bias is a house a home now we understand what the word NE means it should be a faithful and a trustworthy and a dependable and a reliable and a consistent and a sturdy and a steady home be in the Jewish people what do we mean by that I don't know we could mean a lot of things by that it could mean between the two of them it should be a they should be faithful to one another to be faithful to one another doesn't just mean doesn't just mean you didn't have an affair you didn't cheat you know the ultimate Act of infidelity to be faithful to one another means that you can be vulnerable and trustworthy that you are kind and compassionate always speak respectfully it means that when you say you're on your way home from work you actually left the desk and you've left your office and you're on your way home from work it means to be faithful it means to be faithful to have equal access to the finances it means for your word to be your bond it means to be reliable and dependable it's to be faithful so first to be a build bias means n between the young couple between the two they should be n to their children should be a home which is Dependable reliable predictable consistent sturdy steady it means Manas to the community oh that's a home you could rely on I get questions I hate these questions someone gets invited out to a meal what do they do they text the RAB can I eat there what's the question is it a trustworthy home they'll ask my child was invited to a play date do you think I should let my child go the question is it a trustworthy home what are they asking is it a bias that's essentially what they're asking because today unfortunately in tragic you don't know what are they watching what are they smoking what are they drinking how are they speaking what are they talking about is it a home that I want my child having a play date at is it a home we want to accept a shabas meal to I hate those texts is there a bias N I say text the rabbitson that's what she deserves for not being here today I tell her to text the rabbitson that's what she gets that's what she gets but what are they essentially asking so now now say about ourselves if someone were to text the rabbi the rabbitson about you is that a trustworthy home not only the kous of the food but the kous of the environment of the values of the speech what would the rabbi or rabbitson answer are you fulfilling the BR that you got under your have you built a bias is it n is it Dependable is it reliable is it sturdy is it steady is it consistent is it trustworthy is it Faithful Is it namon is it a bias namon bias namon could mean yet more when we get the call for Hospitality someone has a loved one down here in the hospital they need a place to stay for shabas someone's visiting a loved one who's not observant and they're about cha they're observant they need a place to stay for chabas someone's checking out the community they're thinking about moving they want to come for shabas are you a bias n can we call you and rely on you are you like the wises can we call you and say can we put someone up can you make a meal we know we have a very unfortunately Jess will tell you it is a tragically short list of nean holes who when you call and say can you put someone up will you have them for a meal we say absolutely no problem happy to is this a biason is it reliable and dependable for Hospitality to do so biason could mean a lot of things but the common denominator of all of those things of means faithful Rel reliable dependable consistent sturdy steady predictable is Aon so all of this is by way shapir is trying to help us which is his his path he was an expert in maharal and one of his his themes is the Hebrew language and a sensitivity to the Hebrew language to get to the root and to get to the core and that opens up vistas of what meaning is when you understand the depth of the language and of of what it means of what it means to really appreciate so how do you understand what amuna is you know Kish was here for example he spoke about this Hebrew language lashes is not like other languages the language when you get to the root you open everything up so a desk or a chair is called the desk or a chair not because there's intrinsic meaning to the word desk or chair but so that we're all on the same page talking about the same thing we made up arbitrary words to speak the same language of a desk or a chaires the word itself is a description not just an arbitrary word so he gave as an example the word a you know why a father's parent is called an a because Al when you become a parent it turned you from an alfant into a base you went from one into two extended who you are and there are many many examples so here the word amuna says MOS Shapiro the word amuna if you want to understand the word amuna you have to understand the word n what is the word n reliable dependable sturdy steady consistent we describe a person that way we describe the wall is that a wall can I hammer a nail to that wall is this a good place to put up the painting can I put a nail will it hold is it will it hold will it hold is described we just read the describes if if it's as steady and sturdy as a wall build upon it so I am a wall my word is trustworthy my word is trustworthy reliable dependable who we spoke about on the eth day of P were among the five offspring of who who emulated his courage and conviction was when everyone else stood around and wondered and looked and waited for someone else he started walking he was so says reducing the word down to described as at the core of Amun what is at the core of amuna like a rock a is The Rock The Rock why do we describe Hashem as a rock what's a rock solid Dependable solid is a rock solid is a rock but the am that we're talking about when we think about hasem believing in him trusting in Him having faith in him we're talking about a second level this is the I want to learn together say so brilliantly first comes truth then comes Faith MS theun em is truth what's truth what's real what's true and then after you know it's true now you could put your faith in it but if it turns out to not be true what you put your faith in is she so that's not faith in order for it to be Faith reliable dependable that you can lean on it it has to be EMS it has to be something true once something reveals itself and establishes itself as true now you can have now you can have faith in it so he's defined for us what's MS and what's EMS is truth the evidence of God's existence that's EMS that's not amuna so if you sit and study you go to a seminar back in the day I was a mad on the Discovery seminar is tor I told you it used to be 2 and a half days long because people used to have attention span that lasted two and a half days now it's less than 2 and a half hours because people don't have an attention span that could last for two and a half hours so what was the discovery seminar with brilliant speakers and a brilliant curriculum you examined all the evidence of God's existence and I witnessed with my own eyes that summer eight or 10 weeks in a row of sitting in the discovery I was a m i recruited people to go to it and help set up the drinks and the food I put in my time doing those things and uh and I I witnessed with my own eyes people who confronted and saw the revelation of the truth and it blew their minds they changed their lives some ran out of the room crying they couldn't take it believe it they didn't want to deal with it because it just radically changed and transformed everything they thought they had known and believed and how they were living that's confronting the MS that's Ms Ms by the way you know things like Bible Code a little controversial but certainly for those who subscribe to it how so much is embedded in the codes and when you see it and it's revealed can blow your mind but more than that seven wonders of creation and the history the laws of history and nature and MTI burer going through all these things and it blows your mind when you see the MS that's all Ms Ms the evidence of God's existence there's not proof just like there's not proof of anything in this world but there's overwhelming evidence and the same overwhelming evidence to do anything that you do exist that there's a God many of you are drinking coffee this morning you're drinking it from the Beautiful caffein with cavana cup and hopefully you remember to caffeinate with cavana this morning and how do you know how do you know that that coffee is not poisoned it was picked up from Dunkin Donuts special for you post pesak first morning first coffee after pesak special Dunkin Donuts what's their slogan R Duncan okay 8 days we ran without Duncan but we're back to running on Duncan how do you know how do you know that the worker how do you know the person in the factory who made the Dunkin' Donuts ground coffee didn't poison it how do you know the worker at Dunkin' Donuts didn't poison it how do you know whoever picked it up and delivered it here didn't poison it how do you know how do you know why'd you put it in your mouth why'd you drink it some of you have a very fearful look on your face right how do you know how do you know did you have proof that it's not poisoned now you don't have proof what do you have an abundance of evidence there regulations there's good people there's oversight there's supervision there's no motive for someone there's a history of people bringing the coffee and not being poisoned there is an abundance of evidence enough that you were willing to drink the coffee that you buy the products at the supermarket that you take the medicine you picked up at the pharmacy that you cross the street and you trust your eyes we make decisions from the moment we wake up till we fall asleep at night based on a preponderance of evidence not an absolute proof and the same level of evidence that enables us to do everything that we do during the day the same amount of evidence exists to know that there's a Hashem and I think in the past we've explored some of these pieces of evidence together in the Amun maybe one day we'll come back to them again we're not going to do it right now but take my word there is the same evidence that enables you and empowers you to make other decisions in your life and feel safe and secure in them there's a similar amount of evidence a preponderance of evidence that God that God exists that God exists that's Ms that evidence is evidence is Ms that's why by the way we say in our ding does judism expect us to take a leap of faith Hashem doesn't say believe in me you know what Hashem says know me know I exist know today and put it in your heart you were shown to know that there is a God you weren't shown to believe you were shown to know that there is a God because if you pause and analyze and consider the evidence and you will see the preponderance of evidence you will know that there is a God the same way that you know you could drink the coffee same way that you know you could drive your car and the brakes won't give out on you in the middle of the highway same way that you could know you could take the medicine you picked up at the pharmacy I just me they're making everyone very anxious or making you believe in God one of the two but the same amount of evidence that you can drive your car pick up the medicine exist that there is a God and God tells us that not you were shown to believe to take a leap of faith you were shown to know no consider the evidence and no how can you consider the evidence and no because that's the MS the MS plain and simple is the evidence is that there is a God that's the EMS that's the MS that is the truth you don't believe it 320 missiles were launched at Israel they were all knocked out of the sky there's a God that's the EMS there's a force field over Israel there's an Iron Dome literally and figuratively the EMS is it's a miracle that Israel's enemies helped Israel defend itself from Iran Saudi Arabia Jordan and others the MS is that is a miracle of epic epic proportions that is an enormous piece of evidence the EMS is that there is a God that's the MS Ms is the evidence amuna is now what do you do with it what do you do with that how does that change you how does that impact you will you lean on that will you rely on that do you depend on that does that influence and impact your life that's amuna msun amuna is built on it's predicated on Ms first there's truth you confront the truth and the truth is revealed and once you embrace and confront the truth and it's revealed to you now amuna is what does it mean for you what does it do for you how does it change you the MS is smoking will kill you you could read all the evidence that's Ms the amuna is okay now what do you give it up do you stop smoking Ms are the facts the truth but how the truth transforms and changes and impacts your life that's the that's his principle don't say I believe hasem exists he doesn't need you to believe he exists he exists I believe God exists I don't need you to believe he exists he exists whether you believe it or not his existence doesn't depend to rely on your belief he's not waiting for you to take that leap he doesn't ask of you to believe in him so says I believe that exists it's a foolish statement doesn't take doesn't take I believe in him I rely on him I trust him you don't want your child to say I believe you're my father we have to do some DNA testing believe I'm your father that's a fact I don't need you to believe it that's a fact I want my child to say I believe you love me I believe I can rely on you I believe you're looking out for my best interest I believe you care about me I believe you protect me Hashem doesn't want us to say I believe he exists he exists whether we believe it or not and he doesn't need our belief in order to feel confident in his existence it's a truth that's an EMS God's existence is EMS and Muna is the faith we put in him that no one will ever nothing can ever make me move from my faith my belief my clinging to that truth he's reliable he's Dependable he knows he cares he's involved he's invested in my life so what is the mitah the Mitzvah of Amun that's so misunderstood he says the Mitzvah of Amun that's so misunderstood is not to have faith in God's existence that doesn't need you that's not a Mitzvah that's a fact that's a truth that's an MS what's amuna amuna is now what the fact is God exists good now what do you believe he's reliable and dependable sturdy and steady consistent do you lean on him do you depend on him do you trust him do you surrender to him do you submit to him do you feel his presence in your life are you invested in a relationship with him that's Amun so when someone says how's your amuna they're not asking how's your confidence that there's a God when someone says I'm working on my amuna they're not working on I'm reading more books with more evidence whether there's a God all that is a question of the MS you're holding by the MS are you living in sheare you holding by the truth or not that's Ms amuna is the now what do you do with it what do you do with it the word Amun we find a synonym forun connected and correlated with Amun is the notion of a bris of a covenant of a contract of a commitment the word Amun is the feminine women are more trustworthy than men that's why the word faithfulness and trustworthiness is in the feminine form not the masculine form it's and the says why a woman's faithfulness and trustworthiness to a man is more reliable dependable predictable than a man towards a woman on behalf of men I'm offended but Judaism is a biased religion towards women and we're already used to that that happens to be true and you see this expressed from the biblical perspective of polygamy we're not going to get into this right now but the capacity to be faithful and have Fidelity women innately have a greater sense than men that's why the word amuna is in the feminine form not the masculine form but again you see that the word amuna has to do with contract a commitment a covenant What is marriage what is Fidelity what is faithfulness it's a contract it's a commitment you made a commitment you made a commitment and maybe we don't use these words under the but they were taken from us essentially they're in the Cuba in sickness and in health till death do us part this is a commitment this is the commitment that we make towards one another am is a bris it's a covenant it's a contract it's a commitment it's reliability it's dependability all this was his introduction predicated on Ms so God's existence doesn't need your amuna that's the MS but now that he exists what do we do with it are we in that commitment are we in that contract are we in that Covenant did we stand under the with him are we reliable and dependable and trustworthy is he towards us are we towards him that's what amuna is really all about andem will pick up with it next time have a good day may we hereos please remain to complete all of Saum for our brothers and sisters in Israel